ragtag Definition
rag·tag (rag′tag′)
adjective
- raggedy, unkempt, disorderly, etc.
- made up of mixed or ill-sorted elements
ragtag Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- bunch: Keith's opinion of the fanzines were that they were a pretty ragtag bunch with nothing of importance among them.
- crew: Together they wind up aboard Serenity, a run down ship with a ragtag crew led by Mal Reynolds ( Nathan Fillion ).
- group: Upon getting there they find a ragtag group of mutants.
- fleet: And more importantly will the ragtag fugitive fleet of survivors ever find Earth?
- band: The Lebanese War was not, therefore, an asymmetric war confronting a well-equipped modern army with a ragtag band of guerillas.
- army: He won overwhelming victories over superior forces with his ragtag army, marching over huge areas of the country executing his elaborate tactics.
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